Emmanuel Macron, Olaf Scholz and Donald Tusk – if Georgia doesn’t change its current course, then we can’t support the start of accession talks with Georgia  

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Reuters reports that President Emmanuel and Chancellor , as well as Donald Tusk, issued a statement which they expressed their concern about the current of Georgia.
According the publication Macron, Scholz, and Tusk released a statement in a so-called Weimar Triangle as members. They said they could not support Georgia’s entry into negotiations with the Union without reforms.
The statement stated that “if Georgia does not change the current course and does show tangible reforms, notably by repealing recent laws that are against European values and principle, we cannot support opening accession talks with Georgia.”

 

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